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For equation 1A + 2B -> C the
rate = k[A]¹[B]², but I thought that you had to determine the reaction order experimentally. And that the stoichiometric mole ratios of the equation don't determine the reaction order. Am I right in assuming that the overall reaction order determines the molecularity?

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It's applicable to complex reactions.For elementary reactions Stoichiometric coefficients add up to give the order of the reaction.

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I thought coefficients did not determine reaction orders??

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Only for elementary reactions is true.
in this video he assumed that all the reactions are elementary(its in the title also )

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simply, number of molecule reacting in RDS = molecularity, isn't it?

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The last rate law would not be possible as it would be an complex reaction and not an elementary reaction

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3 molecules ( O N and F)

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2 molecules ,3 Oder

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Termolocular , and third order

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